description
| - A post about characteristics that differentiate Free ODBC and JDBC Drivers from their commercial equivalents. It covers important areas such as:
<ul>
<li>Security -- using a sophisticated profile matrix to control data access based on user identity, machine identity, application identity, ip address,
or any combination of the aformentioned combined with additional custom factors, if need be</li>
<li>Application Support -- exploit the power and promise of open data connectivity using a wide variety applications rather than a select few; features like
scrollable cursors offer sophisticated functionality in a variety of forms (keyset or dynamic) that ultimately affect application behavior and cost-effectiveness</li>
<li>Performance & Scalability -- ensuring that performance and scalability are never impediments to open data connectivity exploitation</li>
<li>Flexible License -- paying for the value provided by way of sophisticated licensing, based on CPU Affinity (rather than all the CPUs available in a given host machine) and
concurrent users.</li>
</ul>
- A post about characteristics that differentiate Free ODBC and JDBC Drivers from their commercial equivalents. It covers important areas such as:
<ul>
<li>Security -- using a sophisticated profile matrix to control data access based on user identity, machine identity, application identity, ip address,
or any combination of the aformentioned combined with additional custom factors, if need be</li>
<li>Application Support -- exploit the power and promise of open data connectivity using a wide variety applications rather than a select few; features like
scrollable cursors offer sophisticated functionality in a variety of forms (keyset or dynamic) that ultimately affect application behavior and cost-effectiveness</li>
<li>Performance & Scalability -- ensuring that performance and scalability are never impediments to open data connectivity exploitation</li>
<li>Flexible License -- paying for the value provided by way of sophisticated licensing, based on CPU Affinity (rather than all the CPUs available in a given host machine) and
concurrent users.</li>
</ul>
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